Sentence examples for indelible thrill from inspiring English sources

And even at its best, any excitement feels more like a rapidly fading sugar rush, not the indelible thrill of Spielberg's best work.

She went on to say that "history has the power to change lives," citing particularly "the indelible thrill of living history by examining original documents".

Certainly Judith Ivey's marvelous Amanda Wingfield in Gordon Edelstein's production of "The Glass Menagerie" made an indelible impression, and Liev Schreiber and Scarlett Johansson brought thrilling heat to Gregory Mosher's revival of "A View From the Bridge".

And if they don't cock it up by going too mad with rock'n'roll's outlandish fripperies, the Arctic Monkeys are poised to make an indelible connection with a generation of music lovers hungry for visceral thrills.

The impression the movie, its story, and the thrilling new world it created, made on me was indelible.

That explains in part why I was attracted to it, because it was one of those elegant objects you aspire to own but cannot afford, at a point in life when it makes an indelible impression on your younger self, and you feel more than the crass thrill of acquisition when you finally can possess it later in life.

Sulaco from Aliens even Johnny 5 who no child of the 80s could truly dislike no matter how annoying he now seems plus Japanese anime, his film design work has left indelible marks on our collective imaginations, and given toy model enthusiasts plenty of thrills.

A sometimes thrilling polemic, Whites, Jews, and Us offers an unabashed call for a revolution against the indelible racism at the heart of white rule; a call for an insurrection in which she offers "revolutionary love" as compensation for the dismantling of white privilege.

"It is indelible".

Fear is indelible.

Our indelible post-9/11 dread, often centered on bridges and tunnels, doesn't conduce to indulgent humor, and the fillip of an infraction in full view of N.Y.P.D. headquarters doesn't purely thrill.